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Global methane emissions from rivers and streams
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Discover groundbreaking research on methane emissions from rivers and streams, revealing an estimated 27.9 Tg CH₄ per year. Conducted by a team of experts including Gerard Rocher-Ros and Emily H. Stanley, this study uncovers the significant influence of environmental factors across various regions, emphasizing the complex interplay between land and water in regulating greenhouse gases.
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